it says I'm new here... but I'm not. I just couldn't find my old username and password... I haven't logged in for awhile. Worked at a few web start ups, started my own startup when I moved from the midwest to the silicon valley... it's been busy. But it is safe to say that I have steered far from Japan... and the language. Which is why I'm coming to you for help. I spent a lot of my time in Otaru, Hokkaido when I lived in Japan.

My friend built an app for the app store and everyone could ALWAYS use more users... so we're putting their app content in new languages... It's an RSS (blog) feed that shows news from RSS feeds (things like tech crunch, venturebeat.com etc that use RSS (blog) feeds to show news.) Their app aggregates all these news blogs into a pretty user interface. So when I mention source - it's a news source from a specific blog (like I said earlier, tech crunch, venturebeat.com, etc)

I am pretty decent in Japanese still although I don't use it. If anyone uses "tumblr.com" for blogging you know what a "dashboard" is. How would you say that in Japanese?

So big question : When speaking of the internet does the actual terms change?

alot of these are "tech" / "internet" options.

I know finished is owarimashita - but how would you say "Done" as like a button in the internet. "Owaru" 終わる？

Like the word done, I have the following few words:

All I need is confirmation that they can be usedSearch: 検索するHintｓ: ヒント？Manage: 取り締まるSource (news source): 源泉 or ニューズ・ソース

how do you say "Share on Facebook" etc. I know the words, but is their different terms for Social Media / Internet based sharing?

aph7824 wrote:I know finished is owarimashita - but how would you say "Done" as like a button in the internet. "Owaru" 終わる？

Probably, 終了.

Search: 検索する

Yes, but possibly without the する, especially if it's in a button (and even probably if it's in a situation where you'd expect the phrase to be fairly terse, such as in a menu item). I encounter it more often without the する, except in explanations.

Hintｓ: ヒント？

Should do.

Manage: 取り締まるSource (news source): 源泉 or ニューズ・ソース

I'm not comfortable enough to answer these. "Manage" probably depends on context. If you mean something like "Manage your preferences", I see 編集 (though obviously that's more like "edit").

how do you say "Share on Facebook" etc. I know the words, but is their different terms for Social Media / Internet based sharing?

I use Facebook in Japanese mode; it uses シェア for the "Share" button. "Facebookでシェア" (Google has plenty of hist for that).